Carbon Rear flaps for Carbon Rear valance suitable for BMW M3 G80 and G81 Touring

Carbon Fiber Rear Flaps Diffuser for BMW M3 G80

suitable for:
BMW M3 Sedan G80 2021 -
BMW M3 Touring G81 2022 -
 
Only fits with: CF-BM-4-G82-M-RS1-245-P

Carbon fiber materials are characterized by high durability and low weight. Carbon is very often used in motorsports, especially in vehicle aerodynamics. Various types of spoilers, diffusers, splitters and flaps are often made from carbon.

In our Carbon Division - a production department specialized in working with carbon - the elements we offer are manufactured, including the rear side splitters for the BMW M3 G80. Rear side splitters are aerodynamic elements of the side panels of the vehicle that cover the lower part of the rear bumper of the car.

Rear side splitters lower the body both visually and physically. This reduces the air passage space under the car by 2 centimeters. Splitters are equipped with mounting holes. These holes allow not to spoil the structure of the element, which does not reduce its strength.

The rear side splitters were made in Poland. They were made using thermal pressure treatment. Carbon fiber is hardened at high temperature and high pressure. An autoclave is used for this. This is the most modern method of carbon production and guarantees an excellent result - both in terms of strength and optical properties.

We ship carbon products properly secured - in addition to the regular foil that protects the component from scratches, we also use a large amount of bubble wrap and a protective mat that protects the product from shocks and vibrations during transport.

All brands, model designations and manufacturers named in this shop, such as AUDI, BMW, Hyundai, Kia, Toyota, VW, Tesla, serve solely to describe the compatibility of our products. They have no connection with the respective brand owners, and unless expressly stated otherwise these are not original parts from those manufacturers.

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